Prosthetics & artificial limbs
Ottobock Triton foot
Ordered through our account with Ottobock
A low-profile carbon foot with a smooth roll and easy shoe changes.
Covered by Medicare as an energy-storing foot with documented activity level.
HCPCS code
L5976 (energy storing foot)
Shown for reference — final billing depends on the exact item, size and documentation. Our intake team confirms the code with your plan.
We confirm your coverage and authorization before anything is delivered.
Your doctor can fax the order, prescription and medical records to (844) 474-7923.
How to use it
Set-up, use and care
- 1
Adjust the foot for the heel height of your main shoes.
- 2
Walk on level ground first, then practice curbs.
- 3
Inspect the carbon spring monthly for chips.
- 4
Replace the foot when push-off feels flat.
Description
The Triton's carbon spring stores energy at push-off while its low build height leaves room for ordinary shoes. It is a practical upgrade from a SACH foot for users who walk regularly.
Good to know
- Carbon spring keel
- Low build height
- Split toe for balance
- K3 activity level
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